The variety is the result of crossing the varieties Discus and Türkis. The plant belongs to the long-stemmed type, possesses a high tillering capacity, forms a dense stand, and has a developed root system, which contributes to effective nutrient uptake and drought tolerance.
The variety is mid-ripening, distinguished by excellent winter hardiness and slowed autumn development, which allows for early sowing dates. Lodging resistance is at a medium level and requires the use of growth regulators. It shows good phytosanitary resistance to eyespot, DTR, and Fusarium head blight.
Grain quality corresponds to group B; falling number and sedimentation values are high. Due to its tall growth and stand density, the variety is capable of effectively suppressing weeds, which makes it suitable for use in organic farming and various cultivation conditions.
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